What to do if you can't eat due to pancreatic cancer

Many pancreatic cancer patients are diagnosed in the late stages of the disease. When diagnosed, the patients have already developed many symptoms, such as severe pain, loss of appetite, etc. The patient's physical condition is also declining day by day. What they want to ask most is how long they can live with pancreatic cancer. So what should you do if you can't eat with pancreatic cancer?

Under the guidance of a doctor, the patient is given enteral nutrition in a timely manner and further parenteral nutrition when necessary, and symptomatic treatment such as analgesia is performed to ensure that the patient maintains basic vital signs.
During auxiliary treatment, some Chinese medicine can be taken to improve the patient's appetite, improve sleep and other quality of life issues, and control and alleviate the condition. Of course, some easily digestible food and fresh vegetables should also be taken at the same time. Patients can also drink some hawthorn soup or mung bean soup without residue to regulate their appetite.
The task of nursing is to make the patient's condition improve day by day, to know what the patient should eat more and what not to eat too much, and to always pay attention to the patient's diet. If there is a patient with pancreatic cancer in your family, you must pay attention to their diet. I wish the patient a speedy recovery!